Why We’re Having Less Sex — and Why It Matters (ft. Dr. Debra Soh)
Scott Galloway speaks with neuroscientist and author Debra Soh about why young people are having less sex, and what that decline reveals about intimacy, loneliness, and human connection. They also discuss how dating apps have turned romance into a winner-take-all market, how pornography and AI offer frictionless…
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